Papa, can you hear me?
I've put a deposit on a desk at Industria. Click here for more info about Industria.
I'll try and get some pictures to show everyone, but it's basically a vintage 1950's desk made of Tasmanian Ashwood, which has been deconstructed, refinished, then recontructed. It looks amazing. A bit small, but defiantly cute, the desk has four pull out drawers running down the right-hand side and a slim pull out drawer directly beneath the desk running all the way across to the left side. It's a winner. Something I'll pass onto my kids. Bless. Tear.
Meanwhile, AM, where have you been? I e-mailed you, but with no response. Are you okay? Drop me an e-mail. Word. (I'm really into the monoword summarical (is that a word?) completions at the end of paragraphs. Peace.)
Blog readers also note the addition of another link (welcome to the superfuture) and another blog site. Welcome Miss Damsel. Love your work.
I'll try and get some pictures to show everyone, but it's basically a vintage 1950's desk made of Tasmanian Ashwood, which has been deconstructed, refinished, then recontructed. It looks amazing. A bit small, but defiantly cute, the desk has four pull out drawers running down the right-hand side and a slim pull out drawer directly beneath the desk running all the way across to the left side. It's a winner. Something I'll pass onto my kids. Bless. Tear.
Meanwhile, AM, where have you been? I e-mailed you, but with no response. Are you okay? Drop me an e-mail. Word. (I'm really into the monoword summarical (is that a word?) completions at the end of paragraphs. Peace.)
Blog readers also note the addition of another link (welcome to the superfuture) and another blog site. Welcome Miss Damsel. Love your work.
posted by Christopher at
1:36 PM
4 Comments:
Congratulations on the purchase of what could have been the very desk Napoleon wrote on. French Tasmanian Oak. You'd need a story to back up that desk if you are planning to pass it onto your kids. Either that, or you can just say it is the desk that Paulina wrote her first ever Miles Franklin Award bestseller novel. Yeah. Thats better. More reaslitic :)
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Anonymous, at Sunday, November 20, 2005 8:24:00 PM
It is rather delightful to see that you are thinking long term.
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Anonymous, at Saturday, November 26, 2005 7:23:00 PM
Cannot believe that you have not blogged for eleven days. And you call yourself a BLOG PRO. Bah!
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Genevieve, at Tuesday, November 29, 2005 10:08:00 PM
Miss Damsel, it's not about the quantity of blogs. It's the quality... and gurrrl, i got da quality mmmkay?? *Christopher swings his wrist and clicks*
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Christopher, at Wednesday, November 30, 2005 2:40:00 PM
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